You can fund your account later via the mobile app. You can fund your account from various financial institutions, though it isn’t mandatory at this stage. With Robinhood, you won’t pay minimum deposits or fees for funding or withdrawing from your account.

Answer these quickly and proceed to the next step. What follows is a page asking for your citizenship status, Social Security number, date of birth, number of dependents, marital status and employment status. According to the company, this information prevents known terrorists and money launderers from accessing the stock market. Here, you’ll find a page explaining why Robinhood requires your Social Security number. Some other questions you’re likely to encounter here are: Are you or an immediate family member employed by a member firm of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA)? Are you or any of your family members a director of a publicly traded company? Do you or any of your family members own 10% shares in a publicly traded company? Are you or any of your family members a senior officer of a publicly traded company? In this section, you’ll also see answers to questions you might have regarding the application process, like why the company needs your mailing address. In this section, provide some personal information like your phone number and mailing address. You can set up your account on your computer and log in to the app to start investing. The company asks this because all trades are done on its mobile app.

At the bottom of this sign up page, Robinhood will confirm whether you own a mobile device running Android or iOS.

You’ll also receive a prompt to create a username and password. First, visit Robinhood’s sign up page, where you’ll provide some simple details like your name and email address.

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